Simulation Description Diamond, Graphite & Graphene — Interactive 3D Carbon Allotropes · Giant Covalent Structures This simulation lets students explore all three carbon allotropes in 3D, switching between them to compare bonding, geometry, and electron behaviour directly. Each mode has its own camera angle chosen to reveal the structure’s key feature — diamond at a […]
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Giant Ionic Lattice Simulation — Description The simulation shows a 5×4×4 NaCl lattice of 80 ions rendered in 3D using Three.js. Na⁺ ions appear purple and smaller, Cl⁻ ions appear green and larger, reflecting their real relative ionic radii. Yellow lines represent the electrostatic attraction between each Na⁺ and its six adjacent Cl⁻ neighbours. Students
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Metallic bonding simulation What the simulation shows ⚡ Apply Voltage — electrons visibly drift toward the + terminal; sweeping light pulse reinforces directionality; teaches electrical conductivity 🔨 Apply Force — top two ion layers slide smoothly over the bottom two; a slip plane appears; cross-layer bonds disappear, showing no bond breakage; teaches malleability and ductility
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Intermolecular Forces Simulation — ClassAdapt What the simulation shows The simulation models how molecules behave at different temperatures by showing the intermolecular forces (IMF) between particles — the attractions that hold substances together. It uses water (H₂O) as the example molecule. The coloured lines between particles represent bond strength: cyan = strong IMF, yellow =
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Simulation Description: Particle model of matter, diffusion and compression 🧪 Particle Model Simulation — Description An interactive canvas simulation covering the particle model. Three tabs: Exit question: Why does the temperature stay the same during melting even though heat is still being added? (latent heat)
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